Humphrey Offers 100 Million Loan To India
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey proposed a 100 million dollar loan to India to speed raw material import and accelerate industry at half capacity. The offer does not resume long term aid halted during the Pakistan war. Pakistan will receive 50 million for commodities. Gandhi visits Washington next month as talks with Johnson follow.
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New Delhi
India
Hubert H. Humphrey
U. S
Ameri
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Johnson
United States
Mrs. Gandhi
Hum
Karachi
Kashmir
Sachindra Chudhuri
Chidambaram
Taylor Sees Viet Nam War as World War I I Domino
General Maxwell D. Taylor told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that U S action in South Vietnam has global impact and aims to destroy the myth of invincibility for Communist subversion He urged continued bombing of North Vietnam at a controlled rate and warned against escalation toward nuclear conflict.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
United States
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U. S
Hanoi
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Congress
South
China
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Foreign Relations Committee
Gore
Athens
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Allies Score In White Wing Drive North of Saigon
Allied and South Korean forces pushed on with Operation White Wing 300 miles north of Saigon, claiming 80 Viet Cong killed in four sectors. Viet Cong mines near the joint general staff headquarters killed 12 Vietnamese and wounded 60. US air units flew 27 missions against bridges and storage areas as weather limited damage assessment.
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U. S
Joint General Staff
Viet Nam
U. S. Air Force
Navy
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Dong Hoi
Dien Bien Phu
Soviet charge at disarmament conference cites bomber flights
At a 17 nation disarmament meeting the Soviet government accused the United States of violating the 1963 partial test ban treaty with bomber flights carrying nuclear arms. No threat to pull out of the pact was issued and no reply came from the American delegation.
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Honolulu
U. S
William Porter
Geneva
Southwest Athens hill chosen for new reservoir
The Messenger notes a Southwest Athens hill was selected as the site for a forthcoming reservoir. Details on the project scope and timeline are pending city planning updates.
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Athens Hill
Maritime unions ponder foreign ship boycott in Miami Beach
In Miami Beach AFL CIO Maritime Trades delegates weigh a boycott targeting ships from nations that trade with North Viet Nam. The ILA may refuse to load such vessels, potentially barring hundreds of foreign ships from U S ports and drawing support from 28 unions. Cincinnati IRS reports tax refunds totaling 337527.11 for Southern Ohioans.
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Miami Beach
Great Britain
France
Norway
Italy
Greece
United Arab Republic
Viet Nam
ILA
Thomas W. Gleason
Gleason
North Viet Nam
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Service
Economy Feels Viet War Impact Across Sectors
New York reports the Viet Nam war affecting the U S economy with inflation risks, labor and material shortages, and transportation pressures. Government and business liaison increases as defense orders raise activity in aircraft and military supplies while civilian factories run near capacity. A separate note describes a Valentine gift booby trap injuring two sisters in Birmingham.
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Viet Nam
North
Regents Study Regional Center Revisions for Ohio Research
Ohio Board of Regents will weigh revised plans to abandon five joint regional tower centers and instead fund campus by campus centers. Chancellor Millett urges focus on state industry needs with Toledo University highlighted for glass issues and Bowling Green for rural agriculture facilities in Wood County.
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Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio
John D. Millett
Millett
Toledo University
Toledo
Bowling Green
Wood County
Dominica Strike Ends with Banished Officers
Dominican Republic labor leaders end a general strike after President Hector Garcia Godoy vows to send two top military officers abroad. He warns workers could lose jobs if they do not resume work and orders police to reopen Santo Domingo port and airport. The strike followed police violence during a student demonstration that left several dead.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia - Godoy
Ohio flood fades as two teens drown near Ironton
Ohio River flood nears crest with 53.5 feet forecast at Cincinnati as colder weather ends rain. Theresa M. Littlejohn 17 and Hayes F. Kimble 19 drowned after their rowboat overturned near Redman's Lake in Ironton. Frank E. Littlejohn 19 survived. Rescue efforts also saved Jeff Perkins 12 after falling from a raft near Dayton, Kentucky. Portsmouth and other towns brace for crest readings around 52 feet with damage already minor.
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Ohio
Ironton
Theresa M
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Hayes F. Kimble
Redman’s Lake
Frank E. Littlejohn
Dayton
Dav Plavsic
Jeff Perkins
Portsmouth
Middleport - Pomeroy
Marietta
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